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Hardcover. Condizione: Good. 1st Edition. Der dreizehnte Kongress des Deutschen Schachbundes - Hannover 1902. Im auftrage des Bundesvorstandes und unter mitwirkungder herren Prof. Dr. Rudolf Gebhardt, Johannes Metger, Dir. Johann Berger und Carl Schultz herausgegeben. Leipzig, 1902. Veit & Comp. XLVIII. 204 p. with chess diagrams. First edition. In later half-cloth binding, with the original publisher's paper wrappers mounted on the boards. The 13th Congress of the German Chess Federation was held in Hanover between July 21 and August 11, 1902. It was one of the strongest international tournaments of the era, featuring the leading masters of the time. The Master Tournament was ultimately won by Dawid Janowski by a convincing margin, finishing ahead of players such as Harry Nelson Pillsbury, Mikhail Chigorin, Frank Marshall, and Heinrich Wolf. The volume includes the complete collection of games from both the Master Tournament (Meisterturnier) and the preliminary/subsidiary tournaments (Hauptturnier), valuable theoretical game annotations, opening tables, as well as the minutes and resolutions of the federation's general assembly. This tournament book is considered a benchmark of early international tournament literature and remains a rare, highly sought-after source for chess historians and bibliophiles alike. ( O,O ) /)__) , . …

Hardcover. Condizione: Very Good. 1st Edition. [viii ad]+287+[1 ad] pages with frontispiece, tables and diagrams. Octavo (8 1/4" x 5 1/2") bound in leather with original wrappers bound in. (Bibliotheek Bibliotheca van der Linde-Niemeijeriana: 5229) First edition. The 6th Deutscher Schachkongress took place in Breslau in 1889. It included the 6th Meisterturnier (master's tournament) organized by the Deutscher Schachbund (DSB) since its first in Leipzig (1879). As in the previous four editions the round robin tournament was an international event, pitting German masters against the best of Europe at the time. Germany was represented by its usual field of strong masters, including Louis Paulsen, Siegbert Tarrasch, Alexander Fritz, Max Harmonist, Johannes Metger, Jacques Mieses, Emil Schallopp, Curt von Bardeleben, Johannes von Minckwitz, and Johann Bauer who had won his spot by winning the Frankfurt Hauptturnier (1887) master title. The German masters were joined from Great Britain by Joseph Henry Blackburne, who was the winner of DSB's 2nd Meisterturnier in Berlin (1881), Amos Burn, George Hatfeild Gossip, Isidor Gunsberg, and James Mason. The field was completed by Semion Alapin and Emmanuel Schiffers from Russia, and Johann Berger from Austria. The eighteen masters participated in one of the strongest international events of 1889 (and many would make their way over to the United States to participate in the New York international tournament later in the year). The event was significant in signalling the arrival of Tarrasch as one of the top players. Tarrasch won clear first, undefeated with +9 at the final, a whole point and half ahead of second place Burn. Tarrasch's play was soon considered a school of thought that would antagonize both the methods of Wilhelm Steinitz as well as the school of chess thought represented later by the play of Emanuel Lasker. Here, Tarrasch dominated with his so-called 'correct play', and he won international tournaments of merit up through the turn of the century. It was the first of three Meisterturniers he would win at the Deutscher Schachkongress, a feat only to be matched by Carl Schlechter later. The Breslau Hauptturnier (1889) was won by Emanuel Lasker two and half points ahead of the second place finishers. Condition: Rebound with original wrappers bound in else a very good copy.…

Hardcover. Condizione: Very Good. 1st Edition. [viii ad]+287+[1 ad] pages with frontispiece, tables and diagrams. Octavo (8 1/4" x 6") rebound with original wrappers tipped to front and back boards. (Bibliotheek Bibliotheca van der Linde-Niemeijeriana: 5229) First edition. The 6th Deutscher Schachkongress took place in Breslau in 1889. It included the 6th Meisterturnier (master's tournament) organized by the Deutscher Schachbund (DSB) since its first in Leipzig (1879). As in the previous four editions the round robin tournament was an international event, pitting German masters against the best of Europe at the time. Germany was represented by its usual field of strong masters, including Louis Paulsen, Siegbert Tarrasch, Alexander Fritz, Max Harmonist, Johannes Metger, Jacques Mieses, Emil Schallopp, Curt von Bardeleben, Johannes von Minckwitz, and Johann Bauer who had won his spot by winning the Frankfurt Hauptturnier (1887) master title. The German masters were joined from Great Britain by Joseph Henry Blackburne, who was the winner of DSB's 2nd Meisterturnier in Berlin (1881), Amos Burn, George Hatfeild Gossip, Isidor Gunsberg, and James Mason. The field was completed by Semion Alapin and Emmanuel Schiffers from Russia, and Johann Berger from Austria. The eighteen masters participated in one of the strongest international events of 1889 (and many would make their way over to the United States to participate in the New York international tournament later in the year). The event was significant in signalling the arrival of Tarrasch as one of the top players. Tarrasch won clear first, undefeated with +9 at the final, a whole point and half ahead of second place Burn. Tarrasch's play was soon considered a school of thought that would antagonize both the methods of Wilhelm Steinitz as well as the school of chess thought represented later by the play of Emanuel Lasker. Here, Tarrasch dominated with his so-called 'correct play', and he won international tournaments of merit up through the turn of the century. It was the first of three Meisterturniers he would win at the Deutscher Schachkongress, a feat only to be matched by Carl Schlechter later. The Breslau Hauptturnier (1889) was won by Emanuel Lasker two and half points ahead of the second place finishers. Condition: Rebound with original wrappers laid on front and back, corners bumped else a very good copy.…

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Hardcover. Condizione: Very Good. 1st Edition. 272 pages with diagrams and tables. Small octavo (7 3/4" x 5 1/2") bound in half leather with marbled boards and raised spine bands, gilt lettering to spine. Provenance from the library of Bibliothek des Schachereins Andersen in Breslau (Linde-Niemeijeriana: 5235) First edition. The Deutschen Schachbund had been founded in Leipzig in 1877. When the next meeting took place in the Schützenhaus in 1879, sixty-two clubs had become member of the chess federation. Hofrat von Gottschall became Chairman and Zwanzig the General Secretary. Twelve players participated in the master tournament of Leipzig 1879. Thereafter the field increased and improved.When foreign players were invited for Berlin 1881, an important and successful formula was completed: 1. A master tournament was organized every second year, in a time when few international events took place. 2. Germans could partake in many groups and their talents qualified for master tournaments by a master title in the Hauptturnier. Many important chess players took part, but Lasker found the prizes too low, when he was world champion. Tarrasch and Schlechter won three master events. Organizers kept a balance between the interests of amateurs and professionals. The Great War ended a fine tradition. Coinciding with the 7th Congress of the German Chess Association, a series of chess events were held in Dresden in 1892, including the Dresden 1892 Chess Tournament that brought together renowned chess players of the time: the German champion of the era Siegbert Tarrasch, the English master Joseph H. Blackburne, the strong Austrian player Georg Marco, the outstanding Romanian chess player Adolf Albin, the Polish player Szymon Winawer or the great German promise Carl August Walbrodt, among others. Tarrasch started a priori as favorite given that he had been awarded the two previous major tournaments: Breslau 1889 and Manchester 1890 but started the tournament very imprecisely, with two draws and one defeat in the first four rounds. Despite his 51 years old, Blackburne shared that stigma of favorite for his victory in Berlin 1881 and his second place in Manchester 1890 and so it seemed at first to prove it with 3 wins and a draw in his first 4 games, but as the tournament progressed his game became inaccurate and somewhat disappointing, losing defeats to players theoretically inferior to his level of play. The game chosen by the jury as a prize for brilliance and awarded to the English master Joseph Henry Blackburne. The Dresden 1892 Chess Tournament was won by S. Tarrasch who won a first prize of 1000 marks. The second place was shared by the Hungarian player Gyula Makovetz, editor of the chess magazine Budapesti Sakkszemle, and the Czech player Moritz Porges, resident in Prague, who shared equally 700 marks and 500 marks of the 2nd and 3rd prize. The third place with prizes of 350 marks (4th prize) and 150 marks (5th prize) was shared by the Austrian player Georg Marco who would subsequently win the Vienna 1895 chess tournament and become the editor of the well-known magazine Wiener Schachzeitung'from 1898 to 1916 and the young German player Carl August Walbrodt of Berlin who would win along with Curt von Bardeleben the Kiel 1893 Chess Tournament belonging to the 8th Congress of the German Chess Association. Condition: Edge wear, corners bumped and rubbed, provenance Bibliothek des Schachereins Andersen in Breslau with stamp on title verso and label to front paste down, some light foxing, title slightly soiled, else a very good copy of a scarce chess title.…

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Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. This item is printed on demand - it takes 3-4 days longer - Neuware -Die in diesem Doppelband der Buchreihe 'Schachklassiker im Doppelpack' gebündelten Lehrbücher 'Das Schachspiel' und 'Die Schachschule' richten sich insbesondere auch an Anfänger des Schachspiels. Die Autoren der beiden Werke wählten hierbei zur Vermittlung der Grundlagen des Schachspiels ganz unterschiedliche Herangehensweisen, welche sich aber hervorragend ergänzen. 'Das Schachspiel' bietet einen sehr systematischen Zugang zu den verschiedenen Spielelementen, wobei der Autor Dr. Siegbert Tarrasch einen neuartigen Ansatz verfolgt. Ausgehend von den einfacheren Endspielen führt er den Lernenden in die Thematik ein. Später erörtert er die komplexeren Mittelspiele und erst zuletzt die Prinzipien der Eröffnung. In Johannes Metgers 'Die Schachschule' wird hingegen ein eher spielerischer Ansatz verfolgt, welcher in der Analyse zahlreicher Meisterpartien besteht, anhand derer die verschiedenen Spielelemente vorgestellt werden. 304 pp. Deutsch.…

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